What is the correct sequence to add a footnote with the text 'Testimonials from professional athletes available upon request.' and then press Enter?

• A. References tab > Footnotes group > Insert Footnote button; Type text, press Enter.
• B. References tab > Footnotes group > Insert Footnote; Type text, press Enter.
• C. Insert tab > Footnotes group > Add Footnote; Type text, press Enter.
• D. Review tab > Footnotes group > Create Footnote; Type text, press Enter.

Answer: (A)

In Word, footnotes are created from the References tab. The command you want is in the Footnotes group called Insert Footnote. Using it places a superscript reference number at your cursor and moves you to the bottom of the page where you can type the note text. Type the content—“Testimonials from professional athletes available upon request.”—and then press Enter to finish that line and return to editing in the main document (or start a new line in the footnote, depending on your version). The other options point to tabs or commands that don’t correspond to the standard way Word handles footnotes, so they wouldn’t set up a footnote correctly.